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"I tell you they are," rejoined Elder Rigdon, "and no man or woman shall put up a prayer in this place to-day."

— Lucy Mack Smith The History of Joseph Smith by His Mother (1853)

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After he had sufficiently humbled himself, he received another license; but the old one was retained, and is now in the hands of Bishop Whitney.

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"Oh! no," said Mr. Smith, "I hope not."

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